Do You Dare?

'Tis another moonlit night.
My prey is within my sight.
His thinking, that was his mistake
That I, alone was his to just take.

Oh but the tables are turned
As it is his flesh that is burned.
He watched me from afar 
And takes me to his car.

Just like any man that sees me
He thinks it was his destiny.
Oh it was definitely an act of fate
One that he won't get long to hate.

For you see I am not what I appear
You think I am a lady that is dear.
I am actually waiting for your gall
And that will lead to your downfall.

I will let you think that I am yours
As we are heading out of these doors.
I will tell pretty little lies to you
What's in store? You have no clue.

As we go back to your room
It is to lead you to your doom.
My partner patiently awaits
The diversion I create.

Once we are inside
You realize I lied
There is no help for you
This is something I must do.

Oh you try so hard to flee
But we keep you with much glee.
As we hack away at your body
Our work is not very shoddy.

We enjoy the blood shed
As your flesh we do shred.
Time for the body and clothes to burn
Leaving no evidence was easy to learn.

Men out there beware
Approach me if you dare.
My lover and I have not a care.
This game we take everywhere.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Fraser Avatar
August 11, 2009 at 10:48 AM
Clever poem Kristy, well written>>James
Brown Avatar
August 11, 2009 at 6:19 AM
I have enjoyed reading your poetry today. I hope to read many more written by you Kristy. Love, Carol
De La Keur Avatar
August 10, 2009 at 9:54 PM
Good work, very funny read. Or is that the wicked in me? Take those greedy creeps and turn them into sheep....Love Wicked
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